- Helping entrepreneurs build enterprises
IntoEnterprise is an exciting new initiative, designed to enable recently started enterprises to maximise potential and achieve fast track growth. It will provide special and comprehensive programmes of support for new small to medium enterprises in the private and community sectors which are trading within their first year.
(Filed: Thu May 31 2007)
- Keeping Homeworkers working!
Working from home offers advantages to both employees and employers but, in today’s technology-dependent work culture, any technology problems – encountered away from the organisation’s IT department – can cause anything from worker frustration to serious productivity problems. So Training Synergy, the training solutions provider, is offering a course for homeworkers which not only delivers PC and networking basic skills but also ties these in with the homeworker’s organisation’s best practice processes and procedures.
(Filed: Thu May 31 2007)
- Extended Wi-fi @ Wyboston Lakes
Wyboston Lakes has just completed an expansion of their Wi-Fi zone, so that customers now have access to wireless networking and high speed broadband throughout the whole site. This service is completely free of charge to all Wyboston Lakes’ clients.
(Filed: Wed May 30 2007)
- Fun Day at Berkhamsted’s new Skate Park
Berkhamsted Skate Park’s first community event was a great success and a flying start to a programme of skating events planned for the future. Over 50 young people, many supported by their parents, turned up to enjoy an afternoon of skateboarding competitions, training and demonstrations of skateboarding skills provided by skate events group Tribeskate.
(Filed: Wed May 30 2007)
- Wyboston Lakes’ chef takes national title
Junior sous chef, Leigh Morris, from Wyboston Lakes recently won the Best Main Course Category in the finals of the 9th annual Conference Centres of Excellence/International Association of Conference Centres Chefs’ Challenge.
The expert panel of judges was headed by the chairman of the British Culinary Federation.
(Filed: Wed May 30 2007)
- Echelon in 'High Speed 1' development scheme
Echelon has won a contract to help select customer service staff for High Speed 1 (previously known as the Channel Tunnel Rail Link)- at Arsenal's Emirates Stadium.
(Filed: Tue May 29 2007)
- MAINE adds to sales team
Workplace storage specialist MAINE has made key sales and customer support appointments within the company’s dealer and A&D sector business.
(Filed: Mon May 28 2007)
- EDGING Forward to a third successful year
EDGE Forward, the staff mentoring programme for the housing sector, celebrates its second successful year and announces its program for the future.
(Filed: Fri May 25 2007)
- Learning Light becomes the trustee for £15m of the UK’s e-learning content
Learning Light (LL), a non-profit organisation seeking to establish itself as a centre of excellence in the use of learning technologies in the workplace, has become a trustee of UK LearnOnline. In a major boost to the UK’s e-learning industry, Learning Light has entered an agreement with the UK LearnOnline consortium of developers to manage and promote the sales of learning materials worldwide.
(Filed: Fri May 25 2007)
- Corporate Social Responsibility (CSR) in India- a Report from Article 13
Collage Article 13 – Article 13 Group’s joint venture operating in India – today announced the launch of a new body of research on CSR in India. The purpose of this research was to better understand what leading companies in India are doing in terms of CSR, what the business benefits are and whether or not these activities are of importance to potential employees.
(Filed: Wed May 23 2007)
- Executives and academics in the UK welcome TOPSIM, Europe’s top business simulations
Senior business managers and human capital management specialists along with academics and business consultants welcomed Tata Interactive Systems (TIS)’s suite of business simulations – TOPSIM – which are globally available and have now been made available to the UK market for the first time. The TOPSIM launch took place at the Tanaka Business School at Imperial College, London, on 17th May.
(Filed: Wed May 23 2007)
- LOYALTY COMPANY USES DRAMA TO TRAIN MANAGERS AS IN-HOUSE COACHES
Loyalty Management Group, the company that owns and operates the Nectar customer loyalty programme, is training 50 senior and middle managers to be in-house coaches to unlock potential within the business and encourage greater innovation.
(Filed: Tue May 22 2007)
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